Mave is a postpartum companion app.
Not a clinical tool.

What Mave is

An app for postpartum mothers to name what they're feeling, read about why it's happening, and have a calm conversation about it at 3am when nobody else is awake. Conversations are generated by Claude (Anthropic's AI) and shaped by a system prompt designed for postpartum context — emotional continuity, stage-aware tone, and a strict no-diagnosis rule.

Beneath the chat surface, Mave maintains a curated library of 29 postpartum resource articles, 8 recognition library categories, and a diagnostic entry point for visitors who can't yet name what they're experiencing. The content was developed from published postpartum research and common themes reported by mothers — not generated by AI.

What Mave is not

• A therapist, psychiatrist, or licensed mental health provider
• A crisis intervention service — Mave routes to human resources (PSI, 988, MMHH, Crisis Text Line) when language indicates risk
• A diagnostic tool — the system prompt explicitly forbids diagnosis or naming clinical conditions
• A substitute for postpartum follow-up care, lactation support, or medical evaluation
• A surveillance tool — conversation data is private; nothing is shared with third parties beyond Anthropic API processing

When you might point a client to Mave

• When she needs language for something she can’t yet name. /start-here presents 24 lowercase feeling-statements; she picks the one that lands.
• When the conversation she needs is at 3am, and you’re not. Mave is built specifically for that hour, with calm tone and no urgency unless she signals crisis.
• When she needs to read something specific. Direct her to /resources/<topic> for any of the 29 evidence-informed articles — postpartum rage, intrusive thoughts, identity loss, mental load, and others.
• When she’s hesitant about therapy. Mave can be a softer first step. Many users sit with their experience in Mave before deciding to reach out for clinical support — Mave actively encourages that step.
• Between sessions. Mave remembers context across conversations, so she doesn’t have to re-explain her situation every time.

How to share Mave with a client

The simplest move: send her a direct link to the entry surface that matches what she's carrying.

• maveforme.com/start-here — When she can’t yet name what she’s feeling. 24 feeling-statements, one click to the relevant article.
• maveforme.com/resources — 29 postpartum articles, grouped into 5 clusters (Anxiety, Identity, Overload, Relationships, Bonding).
• maveforme.com/recognition-library — 8 deeper recognition surfaces with quoted voices and the language behind common postpartum experiences.
• maveforme.com/crisis-support — The crisis page she should see if she’s telling you something urgent right now.
• app.maveforme.com/signup — Direct signup. 7-day trial, no credit card required.

See it for yourself before you recommend it

You won't recommend something you haven't tried. The trial is free for 7 days, no credit card. Spend 10 minutes inside and you'll know whether it's a tool you trust enough to share with the women you care for.